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Russia bans aviation fuel exports until November 30
The five-month curb aims to stabilize domestic supplies as Ukrainian drone strikes have hit eight of Russia’s 10 biggest refineries, Reuters reported.
- On Monday, the Russian government announced a ban on jet fuel exports until November 30, 2026, designed to "ensure a stable situation in the domestic fuel market."
- Ukrainian drone strikes on refineries forced the restriction, with record-breaking attacks in May targeting eight of Russia's 10 biggest refineries and reducing output across the sector.
- Refinery throughput averaged 4.58 million barrels per day in May, representing a 13% decline from the previous year and the lowest level since October 2009.
- Authorities previously prohibited most gasoline exports starting April 1; the new decree includes exemptions for intergovernmental agreements and fuel in process tanks used by aircraft.
- Global jet fuel markets face tightening pressure from the war, and export limits may complicate efforts by Europe to rebuild stocks during the busy summer travel season.
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Drone attacks on refineries and other energy infrastructure had already forced the Kremlin to reduce or stop production, and the suspension would remain in effect until 30 November.
·Paris, France
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n1info.rsRuska vlada saopštila je danas da zabranjuje izvoz kerozina do 30. novembra, dok se nastavljaju ukrajinski napadi na ruske rafineriye i drugu energetsku infrastrukturu.
·Belgrade, Serbia
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Ukraine wants to deprive Russia of a source of income for the war of aggression by attacking oil plants, which is increasingly causing fuel shortages in the country. Now Moscow is trying to counter with various bans.
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